Our Artists
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Our Maestros
Clarisa Aragón
Jonathan Saavedra
Clarisa Aragón and Jonathan Saavedra are part of the new generation of tango dancers. Young milongueros, judges at prestigious competitions, and tango instructors.
World Champions in the Tango Pista category in 2015.
They began dancing together as a couple in 2012, supporting one another and creating a unique balance in their partnership.
Their dance style, teaching, dedication, and charisma have made them a complete and unique couple who present their tango at the most important festivals in Europe, Asia, and North America.
Even today, they continue to evolve and deepen their dance style, which they share with their audience and students. They strive to give even more in their shows and classes so that the audience can enjoy tango even more and identify with it even better.
Cynthia Palacios
Sebastian Bolivar
Sebastián Bolívar and Cynthia Palacios are among the most influential figures in today's tango scene.
As the 2022 World Champions in Tango Salon (Tango de Pista), they captivate audiences with their extraordinary musicality and a sensitive, sophisticated interpretation of Argentine tango. Their performances take them to renowned tango festivals around the world—always with palpable passion, great precision, and deep respect for this unique art form.
Come see Sebastián and Cynthia perform live and let their performance wow you.
Julián Sanchez
partner
The 2023 World Tango Champion is known for his dynamic stage presence, his refined technique, and his impressively expressive performances; he regularly headlines international festivals and teaches master classes. This sought-after artist, whose schedule is always packed, is participating in the Baden-Baden Tango Festival for the third consecutive year.
Michael Nadtochi
Elvira Lambo
Michael Nadtochi has been a professional dancer for more than twenty years. He showcases his captivating artistry and extensive experience in spectacular tango shows and choreographies, and shares his expertise by training dancers and professionals around the world. He drew his greatest inspiration from maestros such as Carlos Gavito, Osvaldo Zotto & Lorena Ermocida, Julio Balmaceda & Javier Rodriguez, Ricardo Barrios, and many others who inspired him in discovering his own tango. His dance partner, Elvira Lambo, is a dancer, teacher, and choreographer with extensive experience in both dance and instruction. She studied and worked in dance styles such as classical ballet, folk dance, modern dance, jazz dance, and classical Indian dance. Her interest in tango was sparked in 2009 through contact improvisation. As a gifted and exceptional dancer, she complements Michael Nadtochi perfectly—the two captivate audiences in their performances with extraordinary elegance, precision, and artistic charisma.
Ornella Simonetto
Juan David Vargas
Third place at the 2024 World Tango Championship. Finalists at the World Championship in 2021, 2022, and 2023. With their rapidly rising careers, Ornella Simonetto and Juan Vargas are now considered two of the most promising new faces in the world of tango. Their youth and freshness, paired with passion and dedication, make them true ambassadors of Argentine tango on the international stage. What sets Ornella apart is that she is not only an original and expressive dancer, but also a dedicated tango teacher and a world-renowned tango DJ.
Bastien Bollon Duret
Dorothée Acchiardi
Bastien Bollon Duret is a tango dancer, international DJ, and event organizer, known for his dedication and versatility in the Argentine tango scene. Having trained with renowned maestros since 2010, he has quickly established a strong artistic presence both on stage and in milongas. He has participated in major events, notably the World Tango Championship in Buenos Aires (in the “Pista” category), and has performed at legendary venues in the Argentine tango scene. In 2023, he joined the show “Station Tango” by the Compagnie Unión Tanguera, directed by Esteban Moreno and Claudia Codega, thereby deepening his professional stage experience. Since 2021, Bastien has been active internationally and is regularly invited as a DJ to festivals, marathons, and milongas around the world. At the same time, he teaches, organizes events, and occasionally stands in for maestros while they are traveling. As a versatile artist, he combines performance, musicality, and teaching, making him an ideal choice for high-profile tango events.
Our orchestras
Sexteto Cristal
Sexteto Cristal keeps alive the beautiful sound of the nearly forgotten musical tradition of tango. The tangueros’ desire for the danceable “classics” of all time was the sextet’s initial inspiration and guiding vision as they developed their own style and repertoire.
In their interpretation, one hears the original sound of various orchestras, reflecting the very special melodic phrasing, dramatic articulation, and powerful rhythm of tango’s golden age.
Analía Goldberg Quartet
Analía Goldberg is a pianist, composer, conductor, arranger, and producer specializing in tango and Argentine popular music. She received her training from Haidee Schwartz and at the Escuela de Música Popular de Avellaneda in Buenos Aires—under teachers such as Rodolfo Mederos, Beba Pugliese, Rodolfo Alchourrón, and Susana Agrest—and is currently continuing her studies with Gabriel Senanes. She was the pianist for the Cuarteto Almagro and the Color Tango Orchestra and has accompanied artists such as Guillermo Fernández, Lidia Borda, Ligia Piro, Pablo Agri, Leopoldo Federico, Horacio Romo, Amelita Baltar, and Chino Laborde. She founded and directed the Ojos de Tango Orchestra, conducted the Cátulo Tango Ensemble, and the Avellaneda Municipal Tango Orchestra. She is also the founder and director of the Oliverio Girondo Cultural Center and teaches in the City of Buenos Aires’ program for children’s and youth orchestras. Her artistic work is characterized by a personal approach that combines tradition, contemporary language, and a strong expressive style.
Analia Goldberg has been a member of renowned Argentine tango orchestras such as Color Tango. For many years, she has led her own ensembles from the piano. This evening, she will present her music as part of a quartet. On bandoneon: Simone Marini, with whom she has already recorded two albums (one as a quartet and one as a duo); violin: James Ogle; double bass: Horst Dehnicke.
The ensemble presents a repertoire that is a true treat for dancers on the dance floor: works by the most renowned tango orchestras, as well as several compositions by Analía Goldberg herself. In addition, Analía Goldberg enriches the concert with her voice in several milonguero tangos, lending the performance an extraordinary dynamism and power through her distinctive rhythmic style.